This '14.7' pitchfork coat rack from David Olschewski is an ideal alternate use for unwieldy garden tools. I'm thinking that this coat rack would either be right at home in a rural farmhouse or provide a wonderful contrast in a modern metropolitan loft.
The '14.7' pitchfork coat rack features rounded prong tips so as not to tear through jackets and hats. David Olschewski's limited-edition design is comprised of a dozen pieces.
Implications - Each of these special pieces works well together in order to compile a coat rack that is both purposeful and totally eye-catching. With many people believing that first impressions are important, don't let your guests enter your house and hang their coats on just about anything -- especially when the David Olschewski pitchfork coat rack is hanging around!
What's Driving This Trend
- Upcycled Furniture
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Who This Affects Most
- Home Furnishings
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